Squee! I'd love to see the sketch. This has been a very popular poem and I think folks would enjoy watching the art evolve.
>>(and fitting five in was hard, with that assuming magically-supported rather than naturally flight-capable wingspans!),<<
You know, I'm not sure if the humans can fly? If they can, they must be doing it with grace; you made the right guess regarding wingspan. They're big, but not big enough for aerodynamic flight.
>> probably going to be loosely watercoloured <<
That sounds lovely.
>> - I take it some gender-confused plumage is fine? <<
Yes, that's fine. Those species of parrot have low sexual dimorphism anyhow, if the articles and images I researched were accurate.
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Date: 2012-10-20 07:28 pm (UTC)Squee! I'd love to see the sketch. This has been a very popular poem and I think folks would enjoy watching the art evolve.
>>(and fitting five in was hard, with that assuming magically-supported rather than naturally flight-capable wingspans!),<<
You know, I'm not sure if the humans can fly? If they can, they must be doing it with grace; you made the right guess regarding wingspan. They're big, but not big enough for aerodynamic flight.
>> probably going to be loosely watercoloured <<
That sounds lovely.
>> - I take it some gender-confused plumage is fine? <<
Yes, that's fine. Those species of parrot have low sexual dimorphism anyhow, if the articles and images I researched were accurate.